Wedding Certificate
Вула
Synopsis
In the House of Marriages, the young couples are paraded one after other. The newlyweds sign the register, kiss and receive congratulations. The picture fades out and another house takes shape: house of executions. An antifascist resister condemned to die marries his beloved minutes before facing the firing squad.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Nikola Korabov
- Screenplay & Story
- Nikola Korabov
- Original Title
- Вула
- Country of Origin
- Bulgaria
- Spoken Languages
- Bulgarian
- Runtime
- 1h 9m
- Production Studios
- Boyana Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Nikola Korabov
Nikola Korabov
Konstantin Dzhidrov
Tsvetana Tomova
Department Leadership Roster
Tsvetana Tomova
Editor
Konstantin Dzhidrov
Director of Photography
Konstantin Dzhidrov
Production Design
Nikola Korabov
Writer
Nikola Korabov
Director
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What is Wedding Certificate about?
In the House of Marriages, the young couples are paraded one after other. The newlyweds sign the register, kiss and receive congratulations. The picture fades out and another house takes shape: house of executions. An antifascist resister condemned to die marries his beloved minutes before facing the firing squad.
Who directed Wedding Certificate?
Wedding Certificate was directed by Nikola Korabov.
Who stars in Wedding Certificate?
The principal cast of Wedding Certificate includes Nadezhda Randzheva, Ivan Manov, Boris Arabow, Stoycho Mazgalov, Mikhail Mikhaylov.
When was Wedding Certificate released and how long is it?
Wedding Certificate was released in 1965 with a total runtime of 1h 9m.